The E.X. Troopers screenshot batch we posted earlier today highlight “Frontier Gate”. Here’s what we know about the base thus far:
– It’s the oldest base in operation by the Academy
– Used to conduct expansions into forests and marine areas
– Investigations for AK aliens
– WIZ Alpha is the operator
– WIZ Alpha is the oldest management AI amongst all the Academy bases
Another area shown in the images is Advance Base. Details about the location include:
– Base is for new trainees
– Most recent base on EDN-3rd
– Used as a port for shuttles
– Run by WIZ Gamma
– This is where you’re first assigned when you arrive on EDN-3rd
Learn more about the upcoming Adventure Time game below. It contains a bunch of details about the game that hadn’t been mentioned online previously.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
In the radical Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why’d you steal our garbage?! interactive game, players will explore the Land of Ooo and set out on heroic quests as their favorite heroes Finn and Jake in a unique action-adventure video game with light role-playing game (RPG) elements. In a totally magical, fun-filled story written by Adventure Time creator, Pendleton Ward, the Ice King has stolen Finn and Jake’s trash and constructs a Garbage Princess. Our heroes must head on a mission to teach him a lesson! Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why’d you steal our garbage?! expands on the magical Finn and Jake world based on the extremely popular, Emmy-nominated, Cartoon Network animated show that appeals to fans of all ages.KEY FEATURES:
• Play as Algebraic Heroes Finn and Jake – Fans will punch, slash and pick up foes as Finn and Jake as they go on righteous hero quests through the Land of Ooo, while also using Jake’s magical stretchy powers.
Samurai Warriors 4 won’t be out for awhile. On Twitter, head of development Hisashi Koinuma wrote that Tecmo Koei is targeting a 2014 launch for the game.
That year has been purposely chosen. 2014 marks the tenth anniversary of the Samurai Warriors series, which made its debut on February 11, 2004 for the PlayStation 2.
The last mainline entry, Samurai Warriors 3, came out for Wii a few years ago. The series has since been appearing on the 3DS with two titles: Samurai Warriors: Chronicle and Samurai Warriors: Chronicle 2nd.
Dishonored co-creative director Harvey Smith was recently asked about Wii U. Unfortunately, Smith didn’t have much to say about the console.
He did speak a little about the importance of interface though. Smith feels that the Wii’s interface “reminds me that I’m struggling”, but hopes Nintendo will “have a better fix this time around”.
Smith showed some openness to working with new devices since they provide “a very fertile ground for exploring new ideas.” He additionally stated:
“Nintendo deserves accolades for that. I just don’t know how far the new console goes. I didn’t perceive what people’s excitement of the device was. I don’t know why, but it didn’t show up on my filter somehow.”
All of Smith’s comments are posted below.
For the most part, Ghostlight’s localization history has been all about RPGs. The company’s latest project is related to an entirely different project, however.
Ghostlight announced today that it’ll be bringing the Japanese destructive driving title Runabout 3D to Europe. When it releases in the continent, the game will be called “Crash City Mayhem”.
A release date hasn’t been set. But if I had to guess, I’d estimate a late 2012/early 2013 launch.
Source: Ghostlight PR
